Abstract
Let A be an $$n \times n$$ (entrywise) positive matrix and let $$f(t)=\det (I-t A)$$ . We prove the surprising result that there always exists a positive integer N such that the formal power series expansion of $$1-f(t)^{1/N}$$ around $$t=0$$ has positive coefficients.
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